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EXAM THEMES JUNE 2018
Monday 16th April
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December Exam Topics 2017
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Grade 9 1.1 Introduction
Grade 9 1.2 Classification
Grade 9 1.3 Cladograms
Grade 9 1.3 Evolution
Grade 9 1.4 The Synthetic Cell
Grade 9 2.1 Transport
Grade 9 2.2 Transpiration
Grade 9 2.3 Investigating vascular structures
Grade 9 2.4 Investigation week
Grade 9 2.5 Transport in animals
Grade 9 2.6 Conduction system of the Heart
Grade 9 2.7 Arteries, veins and capillaries
Heart Brochure
Grade 9 3.6 Mechanics of digestion
Grade 9 3.2 What Did You Eat?
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So...what are enzymes and how do they function.
Essentially and enzyme is a biological catalyst. A catalyst in turn is a substance that can affect the rate of a chemical reaction (while not being affected by the process).
Here are the presentations we saw in class:
Lesson 9 intro to enzymes
Lesson 10 enzyme temperature and pH
Lesson 11 enzymes in digestion
And here is the rubric from the design practical:
design enzyme practical
The videos below should help:
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Essentially and enzyme is a biological catalyst. A catalyst in turn is a substance that can affect the rate of a chemical reaction (while not being affected by the process).
Here are the presentations we saw in class:
Lesson 9 intro to enzymes
Lesson 10 enzyme temperature and pH
Lesson 11 enzymes in digestion
And here is the rubric from the design practical:
design enzyme practical
The videos below should help: